Idioms. Fill in the gaps in sentences. 1.ice 2.ray 3.cloud 4.storm 5.floodgates 6.weather 7.rainbows 8.rain 9.shine 10.wind Failing that quiz was disappointing, but every Ответ has a silver lining - now l know exactly what to study for the next one, and I'm confident I'll do better. Everyone was upset over a typo in the group chat, but it's really just a Ответ in a teacup. It doesn't change anything important. I'm feeling a bit under the Ответ today, so I think I'll stay home and rest instead of going to practice. I didn't want to Ответ on his parade, but I had to tell him the game had been cancelled. He had been looking forward to it for weeks. We've decided to put the plan to start a band on Ответ until after the exams. We need to focus on our studies right now. He keeps chasing Ответ with ambitious business ideas instead of focusing on completing his school projects. She promised to be at the game come rain or Ответ and she kept her word even when it started raining heavily. My little cousin is such a Oe of sunshine. She always brings a smile to everyone's face when she walks into the room. Once the first message appeared in the group chat, the Ответ opened, and we received hundreds of messages within minutes. Someone got Ответ of the surprise party before it happened, and now the secret is out. где слово «ответ» там должно быть слово которое сверху, сделай все по заданию
Краткий ответ
- cloud
- storm
- weather
- rain
- ice
- rainbows
- shine
- ray
- floodgates
- wind
Заполненные предложения
Failing that quiz was disappointing, but every cloud has a silver lining — now I know exactly what to study for the next one, and I'm confident I'll do better.
Everyone was upset over a typo in the group chat, but it's really just a storm in a teacup. It doesn't change anything important.
I'm feeling a bit under the weather today, so I think I'll stay home and rest instead of going to practice.
I didn't want to rain on his parade, but I had to tell him the game had been cancelled.
We've decided to put the plan to start a band on ice until after the exams.
He keeps chasing rainbows with ambitious business ideas instead of focusing on completing his school projects.
She promised to be at the game come rain or shine.
My little cousin is such a ray of sunshine. She always brings a smile to everyone's face.
Once the first message appeared in the group chat, the floodgates opened, and we received hundreds of messages within minutes.
Someone got wind of the surprise party before it happened, and now the secret is out.
Как понять идиомы
- every cloud has a silver lining — у любой неприятности есть положительная сторона;
- a storm in a teacup — буря в стакане воды, большое волнение из-за пустяка;
- under the weather — плохо себя чувствовать;
- rain on someone’s parade — испортить кому-то радость;
- put something on ice — отложить дело;
- chase rainbows — гнаться за несбыточными мечтами;
- come rain or shine — несмотря ни на что;
- a ray of sunshine — человек, который приносит радость;
- the floodgates opened — поток чего-либо внезапно хлынул;
- get wind of something — узнать о чём-либо, обычно случайно.
Проверка: все 10 слов использованы по одному разу.
Обсуждение
2 сообщенияIn 2025, the UK Parliament marked an important anniversary connected to its history - 730 year since the foundation of Edward I's Model Parliament of 1295. It is usually treated as the foundation of the representative system that leads directly to today's Parliament. Match the terms related to the UK Parliament to their definitions. State Opening of Parliament - the lower house of the UK Parliament, made up of elected Members of Parliament (MPs). House of Lords - the upper house of the UK Parliament, consisting of appointed and hereditary peers. Royal Ascent - an MP who does not hold a ministerial or shadow ministerial position. - a draft law that is proposed and debated in Parliament before becoming an Act. House of Commons - the final stage in the legislative process, when the monarch formally approves a bill, making it law. Hansard - the official record of parliamentary debates and proceedings. Parliamentary Ping-pong Black Rod - an official of the House of Lords, best known for their role in the State Opening of Parliament; they knock on the door of the House of Commons to summon MPs to hear the monarch's speech. Whip - the ceremonial event that marks the start of a new parliamentary session, featuring the monarch's Speech from the Throne. Bill - a party official responsible for ensuring MPs attend votes and follow the party line. Backbencher - informal term for the back-and-forth exchange of amendments between the House of Commons and the House of Lords as they try to agree on the final text of a bill.
Matching
State Opening of Parliament — the ceremonial event that marks the start of a new parliamentary session, featuring the monarch’s Speech from the Throne.
House of Lords — the upper house of the UK Parliament, consisting of appointed and hereditary peers.
Royal Assent (not “Royal Ascent”) — the final stage in the legislative process, when the monarch formally approves a bill, making it law.
House of Commons — the lower house of the UK Parliament, made up of elected Members of Parliament (MPs).
Hansard — the official record of parliamentary debates and proceedings.
Parliamentary ping-pong — an informal term for the back-and-forth exchange of amendments between the House of Commons and the House of Lords as they try to agree on the final text of a bill.
Black Rod — an official of the House of Lords, best known for their role in the State Opening of Parliament; they knock on the door of the House of Commons to summon MPs to hear the monarch’s speech.
Whip — a party official responsible for ensuring MPs attend votes and follow the party line.
Backbencher — an MP who does not hold a ministerial or shadow ministerial position.
Bill — a draft law that is proposed and debated in Parliament before becoming an Act.
